While this would be an immeasurable achievement for Brooklyn to have both players selected, it is a little bit of a pipe dream. The All-Star class is strong in the East for backcourt players. It includes Kemba Walker, Kyrie Irving, Victor Oladipo, Kyle Lowry, and a red-hot Bradley Beal. It will be tough to crack the roster for just one of the two players, much less two.

However, there is a different Net who may compete during All-Star weekend.

Joe Harris has had a tremendous season, averaging a career-high 13.5 points per game.

Most importantly, he’s shooting the three-ball better than ever.

Harris is leading all shooters in three-point percentage for players who take three or more per game.

Harris is shooting an unbelievable 48.5 percent from behind the arc on 5.1 attempts. This is a massive jump in efficiency. Last season, Harris made threes at 41.9 percent clip — which is still an awesome percentage

Because of this, the Brooklyn Nets decided to take matters into their own hands.

It showcased Harris’ proficiency as a shooter. Hilariously, Harris was filmed shooting oranges into a shopping cart, eggs into a frying pan, socks into a laundry basket, and dollar bills into a tip jar.

Although this video was meant to be taken light-heartedly, there is some merit to the topic at hand. Given his proficiency for shooting threes in volume, it would be an absolute travesty if Harris didn’t compete in the three-point contest.